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Global Hacking History and Future Threats

April 19, 2026

2 min read

Key Takeaways

Iranian hackers target US energy and water sectors.
New book Code War explores nation-state cyberattacks.
China, Russia, and US have unique cyberattack strategies.

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Strategic Implications

The rise of nation-state hacking may indicate a shift in global power dynamics, with cyberattacks becoming a key tool for geopolitical influence. This trend could suggest increased investment in cybersecurity measures and a growing need for international cooperation to combat these threats.

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What Happened

Nation-State Cyberattacks Shape Digital Battlefield

A new book, Code War, provides insight into the history and future of global hacking, including nation-state cyberattacks and their impact on critical infrastructure. The book, written by Allie Mellen, a principal analyst for Forrester, covers topics such as the current cybersecurity situation, the role of China, Russia, and the US in cyberattacks, and the future of AI-powered hacking. According to the book, nation-state hacking is a calculated and measured action to achieve state objectives, and it is essential for individuals, businesses, and governments to understand and respond to these threats. This article was first reported by govtech.com.

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